Sentence examples for more challenging reduction from inspiring English sources

However, diesel engines entail a more challenging reduction of pollutant emissions.

The time-cost-sensitive attribute reduction problem is more challenging than the classical reduct problem since the optimal solution is sparser.

Cash called on the government to introduce much more challenging targets on salt reduction in cheese as a "cost-effective" way to improve public health and to follow the much tougher lead set by the US.

In its assessment, Fitch cited its forecast for Portugal's economy to contract by 3 percent next year, saying "the recession makes the government's deficit-reduction plan much more challenging and will negatively impact bank asset quality".

Therefore, P. aeruginosa was further challenged in a lung secretion-like mucin medium supplemented with antibiotics, and the micro-pattern demonstrated statistically significant biofilm reduction even under these more challenging conditions.

In recent years, more and more challenging requirements have been imposed, such as the reduction of radiated noise and pressures pulses, requiring more precise analyses and methods in the optimization of the propeller performance.

Whether this reduction in walking speed in a more challenging, dim environment can be related to increased risk of falls has yet to be investigated.

The next five years will be more challenging for forces as they strive to make further reductions in budgets and workforce, while dealing with increasingly complex crime.

The much more challenging task is to obtain resource releases through actual service reductions and disinvestments.

It's a reduction of a challenging and odd composition to something more challenging and rather odder.

But whereas it is relatively "easier" to discuss practices such energy efficiency and waste reduction in business case terms, it is a bit more challenging with natural capital and ecosystem services.